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Wesley Brown

Maryland, Washington, D.C.
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Could Jacob Young answer the Nationals’ call for more defense? Original

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By Wesley Brown
| Roundtable.io
Utilizing Jacob Young's defensive presence could be an important move for a Washington Nationals team fighting to stay in the hunt during the second half. It’s no secret that the Washington Nationals have a problem allowing runs. The majority of blame rests on the pitching staff, but Jacob Young’s limited playing time also has a cost. Since Dylan Crews was recalled on May 19, Young has started just 58.5 percent of Nationals games.
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Late-inning collapses highlight Washington Nationals biggest need

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By Wesley Brown
| Yahoo Sports Verified
The Washington Nationals bullpen once again proved why it is the weakest link for the up-and-coming team, wasting away multiple leads in back-to-back blown saves against the Philadelphia Phillies. Despite a young core, the top scoring offense in Major League Baseball and a scrappy attitude, the Nationals' bullpen continued its trend of losing winnable games and holding the team back from positive momentum.
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Lockheed Martin’s New Rapid Fielding Center Signals Major Boost for Camden as Company Ramps Up to Meet $194 Billion Backlog

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By Wesley Brown
| arkansasdeltainformer.com
A rendering of how Lockheed Martin’s Rapid Fielding Center can be customized for unique development programs, accelerating the timeline from concept to production. By Wesley Brown, Arkansas Delta Informer April 2, 2026 — Lockheed Martin’s newly opened Rapid Fielding Center, designed to accelerate the development and delivery of next‑generation defense systems, is also expected to strengthen production pipelines that directly benefit the company’s growing operations in Camden, Arkansas.
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